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KPIX - CBS Evening News With Scott Pelley

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KPIX
CBS Evening News With Scott Pelley

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to look into that. >> reporter: eagle lake, texas, depends on rice. it's been grown here since the 1800s. drought is usually the biggest threat, but the nervous talk in the drugstore now is about congress. >> without the farm bill, it really makes it uncertain for ehat you should do next year. >> reporter: steve is a pharmacist here and a rice farmer. the people are nervous. >> very nervous. wh reporter: what are they saying when they're coming in? what are you hearing? >> "what do we do?" you know, they don't know what to do. ht's so uncertain right now that the banks don't know what to do. the farmers don't know what it do. they're out there plowing the land, getting it all prepared for next year, with total cecertainty. >> reporter: at stake, $154 billion in federal farm aid and isop insurance, sidelined by the fiscal cliff stalemate. benefits from the farm bill also guarantee rice farmer l.g. ronn that his costs are covered when crops are bad or demand drops. you'd be out of it if there was no subsidies? >> i will be looking for another job, absolutely. >> reporter: you just can't ma

KPIX - CBS Morning News

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KPIX
CBS Morning News

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: eagle lake, texas, depends on rice. it's been grown here since the 1800s. drought is usually the biggest threat, but the nervous talk in the drugstore now is about congress. >> without the farm bill, it really makes it uncertain for what you should do next year. >> reporter: steve is a pharmacist here and a rice farmer. >> people are nervous. >> very nervous. >> what are they saying when they're coming in? what are you hearing? >> what do we do? they don't know what to do. it's so uncertain right now that the banks don't know what to do, the farmers don't know what to do. they're out there plowing the land, getting it all prepared for next year with total uncertainty. >> reporter: at stake? $154 billion in federal farm aid and crop insurance sidelined by the fiscal cliff stalemate. benefits from the farm bill also guarantee rice farmer l.g. ron that his costs are covered when crops are bad or demand drops. >> so you would be out of it if there was no subsidy? >> i will be looking for another job. absolutely. >> because you just can't make enough money to make a go of it? >> those risks a

KPIX - CBS 5 Eyewitness News at 11

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KPIX
CBS 5 Eyewitness News at 11

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the grapes come in. >> reporter: scott meadows. there's a good reason he put that american bald eagle on the bottle. >> kind of nationalistic. that was a specific request from our owners in china. looking to bring parts of america to china. >> reporter: chinese investors bought this vineyard and now 90% of the wine is shipped to china. what do they want with a vineyard in napa valley? >> there's a big demand for luxury goods. rather than buying chinese-made products and sending our money l they're buying american made products and sending their money back over here. >> reporter: and the jobs stay here. >> yes. >> reporter: chinese firms flush with cash have invested $16.4 billion in the u.s. in the past decade. $1.3billion in california companies. $560million in just the past year. the chinese are boosting the golden states housing recovery. they bought one out it have every ten homes sold in the past year. >> compare to high end housing like in beijing, this is not that expensive. >> reporter: a student at the university of southern california. his parents bought him this yearly $1 m

WMAR - ABC2 News The Latest at 11

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WMAR
ABC2 News The Latest at 11

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] - [ barking ] [ both laughing, shrieking ] spread eagle! nailed it! [ laughing ] hmm? - [ cindy lou laughing ] - [ yelling ] - huh? - [ grunts ] - [ coughs, groans ] - [ screams ] - are you all right? - are you kiddin'? the sun is bright, and the powder's bitchin'! now scoot over. it's my turn to drive. - [ cindy lou giggling ] - [ yelling ] - [ barking ] i'd better slow this buggy down! hmm. we're gonna crash! now you listen to me, young lady. even if we're horribly mangled, there'll be no sad faces on christmas. [ max barking ] [ both screaming ] [ man ] what is it? [ cindy lou ] help! - cindy! - grinch? my baby! oh, martha, grab an end. by the way, these lights match your outfit perfectly. [ grinch ] uh-oh! this could be a little more difficult to negotiate. [ grinch ] heads up, whoville! hurry! here he comes! outta the way! i have no insurance! - [ gasping ] - stop it! yeah! [ cindy lou, grinch shrieking ] run for your lives! watch out! i can't stop! - daddy, move! - dad, move it! - [ crowd screaming ] - [ yelling ] whoa! - thanks for the help, lou. - hi, daddy! - hi, cindy, honey! merry

FBC - Fox News Reporting

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FBC
Fox News Reporting

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and holding our breath because we are running out of gas. i called eagle 30 seconds. 13 seconds later on the stopwatch i heard contact engine stopped after a little pause neil very calmly said. >> the eagle has landed. >> i responded -- >> you got a bunch of guys ready to turn blue. we are breathing again. >> it landed 4:00 p.m. eastern time. 6 hours and 37 minutes later neil armstrong took humanity first step on the moon. what he said might be the most famous words of the 20th century or any century. >> one small step foreman, one giant leap for mankind. >> mike and i asked him, mike said had you thought about what you were going to say when you get down on the moon? >> i don't know yet. when we ran i will start think being it. never know when to take him seriously. >> armstrong and aldrin spent 1 hour on the lunar surface. it was enough time to bounce around collect moon rocks and take several famous photos. aldrin with the american flag a football on the moon probably the most iconic of all. >> just walking then he said stop, hold it. i stopped. looked at it and he took the picture

KBCW - CBS 5 Eyewitness News on the CW 44

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KBCW
CBS 5 Eyewitness News on the CW 44

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that they could trust. >> reporter: afterall that eagle is on the bottle because with so many chinese and what they want is something made in the u.s.a. >>> on this christmas day, a san francisco tradition. 30 years running as neighbors take time to help struggling neighbors. >>> as many of them are strangers. you know, like they donated $500. that's not enough. >>> a family dog is home and healthy for the holidays. how she was saved by total strangers. >>> the howling wolf spoke to their heart more directly than the cries of our baby. >>> an unforgettable holiday gift for the bay area rider. the owners she has earned from the magazine made famous. ,,,,,,,,,, evening. it happened at about five o'lock on the cor of thi >>> an explosion sent the manhole coverage flying in san francisco this evening. it happened at about 5:00 on the corner of third and mission. the streets are pretty empty today. nobody was hurt. and that the photographer, they were working to find out what happened, but these underground explosions sending the manhole covers flying are not that unusual in san francisco. usually

WBAL - 11 News at Noon

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WBAL
11 News at Noon

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in 1996-2007. he signed a one-year contract with the eagles of japan's pacific league. a first jack klugman past business even for the second time in as many days hollywood has lost one of the great character actors. a career that spanned six decades, charles durning was known as the king of the character actors. his career was long and varied with memorable roles and classics like "tootsie" and "the muppet movie" all the way to recent shows like "family guide." prior to hollywood he was a decorated world war ii hero who barely lived through the day and was taken prisoner at the ballot -- battle of the bold. his family is planning a burial at arlington national cemetery. tornadoes ripped through parts of alabama, bringing christmas to an abrupt and frightening and. incredible twist is caught on camera. later, a little time spent exercising outside can do more than help shed extra holiday pounds. how the great outdoors can empower your mind. >> after starting out today with snow and ice, we are starting to see a transition to rain. that is good news as the green is starting to creep

KPIX - CBS 5 Eyewitness News at 5AM

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KPIX
CBS 5 Eyewitness News at 5AM

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reason he put that american bald eagle on the bottle. seems kind of nationalistic. >> that was a specific from our chinese owners. china overall is looking to bring parts of america to china. >> reporter: in 2010, this vineyard was up for sale. chinese investors bought it and now 90% of the wine from here that's 9,000 cases -- is shipped to china. what does a chinese company want with a vineyard in napa valley? >> there's a big demand in china for luxury goods for goods that are scarce and for goods that are well made. so rather than buying chinese- made products and spending our money over there, they're buying american made products and sending their money back over here. >> reporter: on the jobs stay here? >> and the jobs stay here. >> reporter: rich chinese firms have investigated billions in the u.s. 1.3billion in california companies. a reported $560 million invested in the past year. the chinese are also boosting the golden state's housing recovery. they have bought one out of every 10 homes sold in the past year. >> compared to the high-end housing like in beijing, this is not th

CSPAN2 - Book TV

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squinted like an eagle. on this rainy afternoon in june of 1863, mark twain was nursing a bad hangover inside the montgomery street steam room. the journalists regularly went to this area to sweat out any dark thoughts of suicidal temptations which were not uncommon. tom sawyer's was the reason locl bona fide hero. in the clouds of steam, tom sawyer was mending his own words, though his work from a nearly fatal ordeal board a steamboat a decade earlier. in contrast to the lanky mark twain, tom sawyer was a stocky and round faced person. his repeated lies were comfortable to get into and his hair was a dark brown shock with sideburns. his body was smooth and his chest was hairless. without definition, though he could attack him and easily. mark twain's mustache and goatee were unimpressive. he wore a coat of smoke and soot, which is the three men played poker, to meet their bare feet, there was a secret tunnel. under that, a huge raft upon which the massive granite building floated. two doors down and a half a block away later murders corner. in early may, he took a two-month visit to j

CNNW - Piers Morgan Tonight

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CNNW
Piers Morgan Tonight

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progression. mine. and that was one of my absolute favorite eagles records. >> who of all the acts out there now, who's the one that excites you, the modern crowd? >> i love adele. you know. and i think i watched the grammys this year and the grammys there was a lot of glamour, a lot of dancers, there was a lot of flash, there was a lot of that. then adele came on. and everybody was dressed in black. and they only had white light on her. and she just stood there and burned. >> when we come back, my favorite sports interviews of the year. the men and women who inspire us with their quest to be the best. yes! yes! yes! >> oh, come on! >> yes! >> that was nice. you did good. you beat me. >>> anyone who knows me knows i i'm a football fanatic. also attended the summer olympics in london and even made a bet with former president bill clinton on the ryder cup which he paid up for, by the way. this year i talked to the biggest names in sport about what it takes to be the very best and what it feels like to be a world champion. what a moment. for you, eh? the green jacket. can i touch it? >> y

CNNW - Piers Morgan Tonight

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CNNW
Piers Morgan Tonight

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eagles records. >> who of all the acts out there now, who's the one that excites you, the modern crowd? >> i love adele. you know. and i think i watched the grammy this year and the grammys there was a lot of glamour, a lot of dancers, there was a lot of flash, there was a lot of that. then adele came on. and everybody was dressed in black. and they only had white light on her. and she just stood there and burned. >> when we come back, my favorite sports interviews of the year. the men and women who inspire us with their quest to be the best. yes! yes! yes! >> oh, come on! >> yes! >> that was nice. you did good. you beat me. you know how to mix business... with business. and you...rent from national. because only national lets you choose any car in the aisle. and go. you can even take a full-size or above. and still pay the mid-size price. i could get used to this. [ male announcer ] yes, you could business pro. yes, you could. go national. go like a pro. yes, you could. ...so as you can see, geico's customer satisfaction is at 97%. mmmm tasty. and cut! very good. people are always ask

CNNW - Piers Morgan Tonight

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CNNW
Piers Morgan Tonight

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eagles records. >> who of all the acts out there now, who's the one that ek sites you, the modern crowd? >> i love adele. you know. and i think i watched the grammy this year and the grammys there was a lot of glamour, a lot of dancers, there was a lot of flash, there was a lot of that. then adele came on. and everybody was dressed in black. and they only had white light on her. and she just stood there and burned. >> when we come back, my fachb rit sports interviews of the year. the men and women who inspire us with their quest to be the best. yes! yes! yes! >> oh, come on! >> yes! >> that was nice. you did good. you beat me. o stay in motion. staying active can actually ease arthritis symptoms. but if you have arthritis, staying active can be difficult. prescription celebrex can help relieve arthritis pain so your body can stay in motion. because just one 200mg celebrex a day can provide 24 hour relief for many with arthritis pain and inflammation. plus, in clinical studies, celebrex is proven to improve daily physical function so moving is easier. celebrex can be taken with or withou

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hiding? silver canyon? no. twin forks? no. eagle pass? no. dead man's gulch? no. try him again on that one, mister. dead man's gulch? i said no! oh my, yes, that's the one. it must be: his pulse is racing like a house on fire. it's worth a try ladies, but dead man's gulch is a long ride from here. take the shortcut, over willow bridge. much quicker. i only hope i can make it in time. you ladies keep this outlaw tied up until i get back. you've both been a big help. thanks. oh, what a nice man. and just think, effie, we've captured a real life outlaw. oh, this is the most exciting time we've had since grandpa won the horse shoe pitching contest. ♪ hey! pull up there! you sure in a fine hurry, mister. what's the idea of the roadblock? what's the idea of the mask? this mask means the same to me as a badge of office means to a law man. why s the road closed? bridge ain't there no more. river washed it away last night. is there any other way across? not a chance. look mister, i've got to get to dead man's gulch by twelve noon. if i don't a boy is going to die. there m

KPIX - CBS This Morning

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KPIX
CBS This Morning

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. >> is all that matters. >> the eagle has landed. >> as long as it's familiar and unforgettable. >> good night and good luck. >> great job with that. >> sorry to geek out this morning, but i love it. i could read it all day long. >> i think you did a great job with the piece, what's your favorite quote? >> about irony but also love this randy pausch quote, you get people to help you by telling the truth, be earnest, i'll take an earnest person or hip every day, because hip is short term. >> mine is winston churchill, never give in never give in never, never, never. >> excellent. again, we could read this all morning long. bartlett's familiar quotations. let's go to break. >>> saw the courts hand down big decisions this year from the supreme court upholding president obama's health care well, well well. growing up, we didn't have u-verse. we couldn't record four shows at the same time. in my day, you were lucky if you could record two shows. and if mom was recording her dumb show and dad was recording his dumb show then, by george, that's all we watched. and we liked it! today

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